In this exercise we are going to create a program that can be used to create and modify a to-do list. The final product will work in the following manner. My Code Main TodoList UserInterface Model Code Main TodoList UserInterface Comments OK, on my code side of things I have forgotten to remove some unneeded …

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Let’s redo the previous program for handling two liquid containers. This time we’ll create a class “Container”, which is responsible for managing the contents of a container. My Code LiquidContainers2 Container Model Code LiquidContainers2 Container Comments None

Let’s create an interactive program to control two liquid containers. The containers are named “first” and “second”. Each are capable of containing 100 liters of liquid at a time. My Code LiquidContainers Model Code LiquidContainers Comments OK, their way was slightly simpler but I wasn’t that far off. I seem to follow the instructions rather …

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Write a number that asks user for input until the user inputs 0. After this, the program prints the average of the positive numbers (numbers that are greater than zero). My Code Main Model Code Main Comments Fairly much the same.

Write a program that reads strings from the user until the user inputs the string “end”. As long as the input is not “end” the program should handle the input as an integer and print the cube of the integer (meaning number * number * number). My Code Main Model Code Main Comments I kind …

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